critical reading response based on article quot invisible labors caring for the independent person quot

In approximately 400 words, critically respond to the “Invisible Labors: Caring for the Independent Person” by Lynn May Rivas. Pay special attention to Rivas’ position in this argument—not just her point but also her possible biases. For example, when she speaks of “our American” values of independence vs. dependence and consumer vs. the consumed, who is the “we” of which she speaks? In other words, how does Rivas envision this “we” and “our America”? Further, who is Rivas’ audience? Does she in any way alienate a particular audience that you can imagine? Finally, consider the timeliness of the information. Is more historical context needed for this argument? Might the future also suggest new solutions that Rivas had not previously considered?

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